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4mo ago
Oh no they chinese did on us what we did dit to 4000 years of us culture, it's really a shame !
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So the romani arrived in the balkan in the 10th century and in western Europe in the 13th century are romans but not the Italians outside Rome
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The cloud part is already the case with some printer brands. An AI running on the files is just a small step beyond
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4mo ago
No instances of blazingly detected in the paragraph "is it fast ? ", I guess the answer is not very
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4mo ago
which hyper scaler would you suggest ?
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4mo ago
What would the best way to use these open source models for a price similar to what I could pay for the cheapest plan with claude and openai ? I would like to give them a try but I certainly not have the money to get a system able to run th
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4mo ago
I cannot tell the future of typst and gribouille, but for: > I'm fine with just text, then just readible equations below it, then an OK looking graph. I don't actually care if any of those are pixel perfect. I don't get it
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4mo ago
I do hope you'll extend you work by making the lamp broacast the book by using light morse code
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> Among them were individuals who had undergone skull surgery (trepanation) I can imagine having a piece of my skull removed without anesthetics, disinfectants, antibiotics and pain relievers
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5mo ago
I'm quite suspicious of it. Psilocybin has potential for brains that do not work properly, but Alzheimer destroys the brain
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Because it's rust for python dev, not rust for python dev who use uv. I would understand your comment if you mentioned poetry, but pip has been the standard for years
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Our overlords are truly generous
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5mo ago
No, not really
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5mo ago
Lol
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5mo ago
GitHub shows the language used
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The laptop is 4kg but the battery life is 6 months
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5mo ago
Have you heard about our lord and savior, rust ?
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5mo ago
Under capitalism is a question of either the benevolence of your employer (rare but it may happen), or your capacity to impose a day off In turn, your capacity to impose a day off is a question of either your personal power or of class stru
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5mo ago
I disagree, a clanker need a physical embodiment
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5mo ago
I do hope that my steam deck will keep going strong because I can't really pay for a replacement
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looking at the changes it makes me wonder: - is there an usable font the cover all unicode ? - if not is there really a point to include everything possible in unicode ? - how many space is remaining for new alphabet and smileys ? - how do
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Since many people are asking "how old", Here the numbers on my laptop: - OS : windows - CPU : i7-1365U - GPU: no idea, probably Intel or a low end Nvidia - RAM: 32 Gb The time to load (TtL) is defined as the time between I start
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I would say it's the most obvious part of the joke
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I had an Atari ste and when I passed from the GUI os to msdos + windows 3.11, Inhaz the same reaction
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Probably because the requirement is not knowing ocaml but knowing how to do X, preferably in ocaml.
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5mo ago
Do you have a brand recommendation ? Leaded solder is unavailable in my country
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I've read the paper and I don't find it really convincing. The reasoning works for the proto-cuneiform tablets because we have the historical context in support, but we don't have it in this case.
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No, it's easy to hypotheses about but not to explain without more information
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>> Interestingly, among these depictions there are some which indeed appear to be symbolic substitutes for more complex images, like the bucranium (ox head) in place of a full aurochs, or arrow-like zigzag lines representing snakes, a
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5mo ago
The clickbaitisation of science vulgarisation (you'll not believe what new scientist did in their next article !)
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